Topic:
What is the difference between surface slices and horizon slices?

Description:

Solution:
Horizon slices:
When you flatten a volume on a horizon, and you generate time slices on that
flattened volume, the slices are referred to as horizon slices, since the
seismic volume was sliced parallel to a horizon, rather than at a constant time.

Surface Slices:
Surface slices are "fat time slices", which give you information on trace
deflection for multiple time slices on a single display. 



Last Modified on: 19-AUG-98